HUCKLEBERRIES: How sweet the show that starred a local like me
In 1994, Emcee Patty Duke, right, presented the Silver Medallion Award to Wallace arts patron Colleen Magnuson at the Governor’s Awards in the Arts at North Idaho College.
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In September 1974, Ron Abraham, left, and Jimmy John, of the Kootenai Tribe, form an informal picket line as an Idaho State Police car passes by.
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In September 1974, spokesman Doug Wheaton and Chairwoman Amy Trice, of the Kootenai Tribe, explain why the tribe declared war on the government.
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In September 1958, Alice Huseby received a response to her early Christmas card to President Dwight Eisenhower.
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In September 1984, Bob Kiser of Coeur d’Alene is shown with his mountainous hot dog feast at the Incredible Edible Dog.
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In 1984, Rex Morehouse, left, and Ron Rankin, of the Kootenai County Property Owners Association, admitted a new jail was needed but opposed a levy for one.
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In summer 2024, Christian writer Frank Peretti and his wife, Barbara, the couple on the left, performed with T & Company at the Coeur d’Alene Library.
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In 1954, Democratic Congresswoman Gracie Pfost, right, competed in a birling contest against Republican challenger Erwin Schwiebert in Orofino.
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In 1994, Terri Hammar, left, and Melody Shaw painted the new school mascot for the opening of Lake City High School.
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After centuries, “Amazing Grace” remains popular as a hymn among the local church crowd.
In 1995, “Amazing Grace,” the NBC series filmed in Coeur d’Alene and Spokane, was short-lived.
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